Volunteer: During the state fair the store is run by volunteers so that the museum can use the majority of the profits for year-round operational expenses.

Throughout the year we have opportunities for volunteers to do everything from acting as docents during our hours of operation, to cleaning, to working with the artifacts, to helping to organize events – many talented people are needed both in Indianapolis and in Greenfield to help the initiative succeed in protecting the collection.

Donate: As a 501c3, GMI and the Hook’s Drugstore Museum & Soda Fountain can accept donations from individuals, foundations, companies, etc., and offer our donors the benefit of being able to enjoy a tax deduction for their gift up to the amount allowed by federal law through the IRS.

All levels of donation afford you the benefit of knowing that you are helping to preserve a collection of artifacts that is unique in its scope and has the highest visitation of any like it in the country. Your donation helps to provide educational opportunities to school children and the general public about an important part of Indiana and Pharmaceutical History. You support our goal of keeping the collection intact, in Indiana, and open to the public.

Donation Levels and Benefits:

• Member - $50 – Membership card, 10% discount in the gift shop, non-fair time 25% discount at the soda fountain, written gift acknowledgement, electronic updates.
• Sustaining Member - $500 – Same as Member, Plus: personalized certificate, acknowledgement on the museum’s website during the calendar year of donation (or until June of the following year if the donation is made after July 1), invitation to museum events and openings.
• Charter Member - $1000 – Same as Sustaining Member, Plus: Public acknowledgement of gift at appropriate museum function, acknowledgement on donor plaque
• Founder - $5000 – Same as Charter Member, Plus: Ability to choose a flavor to be added to the soda fountain, and naming rights of such for 5 years.
  

Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities:
Contact us via e-mail at rxmuseum.org or contact the museum office at (317) 924-1503
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